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  Dallas Attorney Hosts Costume Drive for Oak Cliff Kids Without Halloween Costumes

  October 11 at 4 a.m.

  When your doorbell rings Halloween night, there’s a limitless possibility of what you’ll see. Anything from superheroes to monsters to princesses can be waiting on your doorstep, ready to collect candy. But Dallas attorney Chad West noticed more and more that instead of a famous character, it was a costume-less...

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  Spooooooooky: Haunted Houses To See This Year

  October 4 at 4 a.m.

  October is here and now that the weather in Dallas went from 98 to a cool 96, people are ready to get in the fall spirit. Pumpkin spice is in the water, fake cobwebs are strung from the ceilings and haunted houses are opening their doors for business. Whether it...

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  6 Places To Get Your Patriotism On in DFW for Fourth of July

  June 28 at 4 a.m.

  Break out your American flags and show off your bald eagle tattoos — the Fourth of July is almost here, and it’s time to celebrate the birthday of our great nation. For those that bleed red, white and blue, this is a holy day to celebrate what makes this country...

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  North Texas DTalks Podcast Tells Us About the Best and Worst Father's Days

  June 13 at 4 a.m.

  The DTalks podcast, based in North Texas, focuses on telling stories about being a father and growing up with (or without) a father. Co-hosts Joe Shaw and Galan Aldaco are fathers, and fellow co-host John Laird is not. The three of them share perspectives on fatherhood to give people a...

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  6 Craziest Things to Do With Your Mom for Mother’s Day

  May 9 at 4 a.m.

  Mother’s Day is approaching faster than you’d like, and you still haven’t bought a present. Sure, you could go with the basics like a flower arrangement or the candle closest to the checkout counter at Bath & Body Works, but what if your mom isn’t the traditional kind of lady?...

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  Where to Take Mom This Year for a Mother's Day Feast

  May 7 at 4 a.m.

  Mom. Mama. Mother. Neighbor. Sister. Gladys. Whatever she’s called, call her Sunday. Pro tip: That day is Mother’s Day. And take her for a nice meal, for crying out loud. Maybe she gracefully accepted hand-turkeys and tolerated a nearly mute Goth phase back in the day, or she might be...